bemuse造句

The sheer quantity of detail would bemuse even the most clear-headed author.

But the question just seemed to bemuse him. He shrugged and said, "Everybody is."

country cousin:One whose ingenuousness or rustic ways may bemuse or entertain city dwellers.

That anxieties are running so high will bemuse many observers who had assumed that Northern Ireland’s “Troubles” were ancient history.

The Olympic Committee started it from the Sixth Olympic Games. However, it was not executed bemuse of the First World War.

The next day he was arrested at a meeting, and I heard that I was wanted by the authorities bemuse he had that copy of my contract in his pocket.

Some visitors hesitate to use telephone much at first, either because it is unfamiliar, bemuse they think it is expensive (as it is in many countries), or because they fear they will be interrupting the person they call from more important business.